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Refactor the client to supports the context versions methods #221

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@Joker-hh Joker-hh commented Apr 26, 2024

Background

For go programming, context is an approach to enable the callers to interpret the process positively.
However, The LMSTFY client just doesn't support it, So the PR tries to provide many new methods and support to pass the context into the client implementation process.

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if ctx != nil {
req, err = http.NewRequestWithContext(ctx, method, targetUrl, bodyReader)
} else {
req, err = http.NewRequest(method, targetUrl, bodyReader)
}
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this is the core refactor of how we supported the context methods, guys should keep in mind it when reviewing the other refactors

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The methods in this file were not taking any large refactoring, just moved from the client.go to here, and support to passes the context.Context arg of the methods

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Joker-hh commented Jul 1, 2024

@git-hulk Just reminding you to not forget this PR. It's ok to take a review any time you free.

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